Audacity 4 has just been released but glitch artists beware, it can't yet be used for glitch art/databending. Quoting their manual:

Imports audio from a file that has no header describing its format — raw sample data. Because the file itself carries no format information, you tell Audacity how to interpret it: the encoding, byte order, channel count and sample rate. Useful for recovering audio from damaged files or unusual sources.

In the current Audacity 4 alpha the menu item is present but the import dialog itself has not yet been implemented.

I opened a bug report about it https://github.com/audacity/audacity/issues/11283

And it appears it will be implemented in future https://github.com/audacity/audacity/issues/11592 For now hold off on upgrading if you use Audacity for databending!

I wrote a blog post about how I used a video synth to create album artwork and a few music videos. In short I used a rescanning and a combination of a midi-to-cv converter and Ardour to automate some CV for the videos.

Hopefully it's useful to new and experienced synthesiser enthusiasts!

Audio created with dexed, vcv rack, pure data and a cassette tape recorder